Loving others can be hard — especially when they hurt us or are hard to understand. In this episode, we take a fresh look at 1 Corinthians 13 and discover what love really looks like in the life of the church and in everyday relationships.

We explore Paul’s metaphor of the body (1 Corinthians 12) and unpack the surprising way Jesus loved Judas — faithfully, even knowing he would betray Him. This episode shows that love isn’t just sentiment or emotion; it’s patient, kind, selfless, and guided by Christ.

Tune in for a practical, devotional reminder that love governs our actions, shapes our relationships, and sets the standard for how we live as believers.

This episode was originally published under the podcast Before We Speak, now part of Called to Transform.

Read along: https://calledtotransform.com/2026/02/16/loving-others-isnt-always-easy/

God’s promises matter because God is faithful. It is so vital to remember God’s promises, focus on His Word instead of becoming consumed by life’s problems, and find comfort and stability in Scripture during difficult seasons. Featuring reflections on Communion, Psalm 46, and The Hiding Place by Corrie ten Boom.

https://calledtotransform.com/2026/05/18/gods-promises-matter/

Funerals have a way of interrupting our routines and reminding us of the brevity of life. In this episode, Tracey reflects on recent funerals and memorial services, the importance of living with eternity in view, and how an eternal perspective affects our relationships, fears, priorities, and compassion for others.

t’s easy to get caught up in the weight of everyday life—responsibilities, worries, and things that feel urgent.

But Scripture reminds us to set our minds on what is eternal.

In this episode, we consider what it means to shift our focus from the temporary to the eternal—and how that one change can transform the way we live, think, and respond.

https://calledtotransform.com/2026/05/04/seeing-life-through-eternity/

What difference does one life really make?

In a world focused on temporary success, Scripture points us to something greater—an eternal purpose that shapes how we live today. In this episode, we explore how our work, our choices, and the way we invest in others all carry lasting significance.

Because what you do now isn’t just for this life—it’s shaping what will never end.

https://calledtotransform.com/2026/04/27/living-with-eternity-in-view/

What if the most important things in your life aren’t the things you spend the most time on?

In this episode, we take a closer look at what it means to live with eternity in view—especially in our relationships. While it’s easy to focus on tasks, success, or comfort, Scripture calls us to prioritize people, love with a Christlike perspective, and practice forgiveness without limits.

This reflection explores how our priorities, our love, and our forgiveness all take on deeper meaning when we remember that people are eternal.

This episode was originally published under the podcast Before We Speak, now part of Called to Transform.

Read along at:

https://calledtotransform.com/2026/04/13/why-relationships-matter/

The resurrection of Jesus Christ changed everything—but most days don’t feel that different.

In this episode, we explore what it means to live in light of Easter beyond a single Sunday. From ongoing transformation to simple, daily steps, this is a look at how the truth of the resurrection continues to shape our lives.

This episode was originally published under the podcast Before We Speak, now part of Called to Transform.

Read along at:

https://calledtotransform.com/2026/04/06/easter-every-day/

What if separating truth and love is actually what creates harm in our relationships? In this episode, we explore how speaking truth in love—where love is the engine and truth is the fuel—can transform your conversations and relationships.

This episode was originally published under the podcast Before We Speak, now part of Called to Transform.

https://calledtotransform.com/2026/03/30/truth-or-love-its-the-wrong-question/